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More coming out about cofee,tea, and liver/gallbladder health. Add to this the

recent study showing the reduced risk of liver cancer with increased

consumption. Villianized for so long, we are now seeing that coffee, yes

coffee, is a medicinal herb, just as it was used for thousands of years

indigineously. Keep in mind that there is a HUGE difference between a cup that

came from preground treated garbage, brewed at the Seven II, at 10 am, and

oxidizing until 3:00 pm, vs. a cup made and consumed immediately from

momentarily ground whole beans. Bet this one will stimulate some discussion.

Always, in all ways, -Dave

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